Sarah Jarosz

Sarah Jarosz is an acclaimed American singer-songwriter whose career has flourished since her teenage years. She signed her first recording contract with Sugar Hill Records while still in high school, leading to the release of her debut album, “Song Up in Her Head,” in 2009. This album showcased her exceptional talent, earning a Grammy nomination for the track “Mansinneedof,” which highlighted her prowess on the mandolin and her unique songwriting abilities.

Following her debut, Jarosz continued to impress with her sophomore album, “Follow Me Down,” released in 2011. This project featured collaborations with renowned artists such as Bela Fleck and Shawn Colvin, further establishing her reputation in the Americana and bluegrass genres. The song “Come Around” was nominated for Song of the Year at the Americana Music Association’s 2012 Honors and Awards, demonstrating her growing influence in the music scene.

In 2013, Jarosz released “Build Me Up from Bones,” which garnered critical acclaim and a Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album. The title track was also nominated for Best American Roots Song, showcasing her continued evolution as an artist. Her 2016 album, “Undercurrent,” won two Grammy Awards, including Best Folk Album, solidifying her status as a leading figure in contemporary folk music.

Most recently, her 2020 album “World on the Ground” won the Grammy for Best Americana Album, marking a significant milestone in her career. With a blend of Americana, country folk, and bluegrass, Sarah Jarosz continues to captivate audiences with her heartfelt performances and innovative sound, making her a standout artist in the music industry.